Google’s blended search results have mashed the SERPs out of all recognition from where they stood a few years ago. Today (and I could be behind the curve here) I was talking to Slater about his his personal “how the hell does anyone afford to buy a house?” experience when I absently Googled to see [...]

Google’s relationship with China has always been complex. In many people’s eyes the company’s “do no evil” motto sat uneasily with the fact that Google.cn was censored in line with the wishes of China’s ruling Communist party. Searches for contentious political issues such as ‘tiananmen square’ were voluntarily censored by Google – with pages that [...]

Because you are the best doesn’t mean that you deserve top rankings in the best search engine in the world, and this is similar to any industry. Take the BetaMax video recorder back in the 80’s, they died off as it was VHS that did the deals and won out, even though BetaMax had the [...]

updated from moneysupermarket Haha! Within seconds of posting about the antitrust moves being put on Google by various pinkos and commies, my attention was drawn to Google’s credit card comparison search, which has just launched in the UK. First impressions? Well functionally it’s much of a muchness with existing players in the market. Where I [...]